WING

n. Wi^n". Gr., irrepdi>, irre'pvf. Lat., ala. Fr., aile. Ger., Fliigel. 1. The fore-limb by means of which birds, bats, etc., are enabled to fly. 2. Any structure or proce resembling a w. or occupying some analogous position, [a, 48.] Bastard w. See ALULA. Cerato-hyal w's (of the hyoid bone). The le er cornua of that bone. False w. See ALULA. Greater w's of the sphenoid bone. See AUE magnce, o is sphenuidei. Le er (or orbital) w's of the sphenoid bone. See AL^E parvce o is sphenoidei. Temporal w's of the sphenoid bone. See AuEmagnce o is sphenoidei.\V'8 of In gra i as. See AL^E parvce. o is sphenoidei. W's of the sacrum. Ger., Kreuzbeitijliigel. See AI^E of the sacrum. [s. 731]